just bought used RV
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akjimny
Senior Member
Re: just bought used RV
Hi Diane and welcome to the RVUSA Forum. The general tips for RVing books are okay, but you can probably learn just as much or more by looking thru the posts here on the forum.
If you are looking for specific manuals for your refrigerator, stove, furnace, etc, you can check the manufacturers' web sites. Forum member Clay also recommends this company: http://bryantrv.com//index.html
Good luck with your (new to you) travel trailer and post back if you have specific questions. We will always try to help.
Hi Diane and welcome to the RVUSA Forum. The general tips for RVing books are okay, but you can probably learn just as much or more by looking thru the posts here on the forum.
If you are looking for specific manuals for your refrigerator, stove, furnace, etc, you can check the manufacturers' web sites. Forum member Clay also recommends this company: http://bryantrv.com//index.html
Good luck with your (new to you) travel trailer and post back if you have specific questions. We will always try to help.
Kirk
Senior Member
Re: just bought used RV
You will do a great deal of reading and research if you don't get yourself a good book or two. I suggest that you start with the RV Owner's Handbook.
http://rvbookstore.com/shop/detail.aspx?p=191&m=2
You will do a great deal of reading and research if you don't get yourself a good book or two. I suggest that you start with the RV Owner's Handbook.
http://rvbookstore.com/shop/detail.aspx?p=191&m=2
cougarkid
Senior Member
Re: just bought used RV
Rv's are just combinations of cars/trucks and houses.
Mechanical issues are just like a car, but usually require bigger and more expensive parts.
Plumbing is plumbing. Hot on the left, cold on the right, s__t runs down hill and don't chew your finger nails.
Half the electric is 12 volt, the other half is 120 volt - don't mix them togrther.
The appliances are compact models - they typically require manuals to understand -although you CAN figure them out.
Take your time and do ONE THING AT A TIME.
Rv's are just combinations of cars/trucks and houses.
Mechanical issues are just like a car, but usually require bigger and more expensive parts.
Plumbing is plumbing. Hot on the left, cold on the right, s__t runs down hill and don't chew your finger nails.
Half the electric is 12 volt, the other half is 120 volt - don't mix them togrther.
The appliances are compact models - they typically require manuals to understand -although you CAN figure them out.
Take your time and do ONE THING AT A TIME.
G
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Re: just bought used RV
Mike u summed it up very well ,, good job ,, and u should know ,, with all u just got thru doing :approve: :approve: :approve: :approve: :approve:
Mike u summed it up very well ,, good job ,, and u should know ,, with all u just got thru doing :approve: :approve: :approve: :approve: :approve: